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Could having really long hair be a cause of constant migraines?
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Possible connection: Excessively long hair has been related to tension headaches in the past, especially during humidity and temperature changes. However, it would most likely not cause migraines. Also, do you chew gum? A recent study suggested 80-90% of teens with migraines who stopped chewing gum decreased the majority of their migraines. Hope that helps!
Answered 3/16/2014
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